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Jill Huettich HEALTH & WELLNESS • HOROSCOPES • YOGA • PERSONAL ENLIGHTENMENT FREE A Mind, Body & Soul Connection LOVE ATOS Productions Issue 38 January • February 2008 PAGE TWO JANUARY • FEBRUARY 2008 THE JOURNEY THE JOURNEY JANUARY • FEBRUARY 2008 PAGE THREE INSIDE! City Of Unlimited Love 6 9557 Tamarin Court • Mentor, Ohio 44060 Dr. Steven Post Interviewed 440-223-1392 E-mail: [email protected] How To Attract A Quality Relationship 8 Publisher - Clyde Chafer By Sandra Anne Taylor Editor - Lisa Ann Pinkerton To Michael, With Love 10 Proofreader - Katie Krancevic By Psalm Isadora Advertising Advertising Manager - Clyde Chafer - 440-223-1392 True Love’s Unconditional 12 Account Executive - Desiree McKenzie - 216-401-7150 By Dr. Norm Williams Feature Writers - Aimée Cartier, Jill Huettich, Psalm We’re Not In Kansas Anymore 14 Isadora, Janee Kuta-Iliano, Arielle Jacobs, Julie Mills, By Willowbrie Liaya Aneb Nua, Shakthi Paramasivam, Lisa Ann Pinkerton, Roger Sams, Eva Starr, Sandra Anne Taylor, The Greatest Love Affair 16 Dr. Norm Williams & Willowbrie By Eva Starr Layout - Bill Wahl 440-552-8622 HEALTH & NUTRITION The Cover: Divine Partnership: Energy of Creation Do What You Love And Love What You Do 17 Acrylic on canvas by Eva M. Sakmar-Sullivan By Janee Kuta-Iliano Pittsburgh artist Eva Sakmar-Sullivan began drawing and painting at a very young age, but Insights Into The Field Of didn’t pursue a career in art until her adult life. This month’s cover, Divine Partnership: Energy of Creation celebrates male and female energy in a balanced union. The figures are Animal Communication 20 receiving their life-force from the Creator. “All That Is,” says Sakmar-Sullivan. “It calls us to By Jill Huettich joyfully allow all our creations and manifestations their birth from this holy state of being. That is Love.” www.stardolphin.com THE YOGA PAGES Love Thyself 25 WORDS FROM THE PUBLISHER...... By Shakthi Paramasivam Love, The Eternal Elixer 28 Ask a hundred people what love is and I’m pretty sure you By Liaya Aneb Nua will get a hundred different answers. I know my own definition has changed numerous times over this life experience. Yoga Teachers & Studios 33 Growing up I thought love was baseball. That it was the feeling I got when I was playing and imagining being in the major Planetary Pathways By Eva Starr 34 leagues. It was the feeling I had being outside in nature exploring the woods and streams in whatever neighborhood THE GREEN PAGES we moved to. Love was also the feeling I had when I went to Unsustainable Love 37 my Grandmothers and there was actually home cooked meals By Lisa Ann Pinkerton at the dinner table every night and a warm comfortable bed to sleep in. I was safe. But most of all, my Grandmother was Planet-Love 40 present to me and would teach me card games and loved to By Arielle Jacobs see me happy. Points To Ponder 42 Back home was a different story. There weren’t a lot of home cooked meals. There wasn’t always a comfortable bed to sleep CD Review 43 in. We moved around a bit when the landlords insisted on the rent being paid. My parents choose not to be around much Dancing Within The Heart Of Love 44 and I was left to do for myself at a very young age. I didn’t By Roger Sams feel safe and I felt a lot of fear. I don’t do well with fear. To rid myself of the fear I drank and drugged to numb it out. It’s Time For Love 46 By Julie Mills Later in life I got love and lust mixed up. I thought they meant the same thing. I figured I’d tell whichever lady I was sexually Love’s Unexpected Teachers 48 attracted to that I loved her. Usually it was enough to convince By Aimée Cartier her we were meant for each other. It would work for a while then “stuff” would come up and one of us would bail out. The Journey is a free bi-monthly publication. We do not necessarily A Course in Miracles says that love brings up everything unlike endorse the views expressed in the articles and advertisements, nor are we itself. I buy into that. Those times outside playing ball, in nature responsible for the products and services advertised. and at Grandmas were filled with love. Unfortunately, I bought Download The Journey at www.thejourneymag.com into the fears that came up to meet it. The same was true ©2008 ATOS Productions • No portion of this publication may be reproduced with the relationships; I bought into the “stuff” and found a without written consent from the publisher. way out. Perhaps all our life’s lessons are to learn what love is. May Our Theme for the Next Issue... we all be open to these lessons and not buy in too much to what it isn’t. – Namaste’ Clyde Awakening PAGE FOUR JANUARY • FEBRUARY 2008 THE JOURNEY On Love When Love beckons to you, follow him, Though his ways are hard and steep. And when his wings enfold you yield to him, Through the sword hidden among his pinions may wound you. And when he speaks to you believe in him, ࿘ Thought his voice may shatter your dreams as the north wind lays waste the garden. For even as love crowns you so shall he crucify you. Even as he is for your growth so is he for your pruning. Even as he ascends to your height and caresses your tenderest branches that quiver in the sun, So shall he descend to your roots and shake them in their clinging to the earth. All these things shall love do unto you that you may know the secrets of your heart, and in that knowledge become a fragment of Life’s heart. But if in your fear you would seek only love’s peace and love’s pleasure, Then it is better for you that you cover your nakedness and pass out of love’s threshing-floor, Into the seasonless world where you shall laugh, but not all your laughter, and weep, but not all of your tears. THE PROPHET by Kahlil Gibran Alfred A Knopf Publisher NewYork 1923 CONTRIBUTORS Dr. Steven Post Dr. Steven Post knows loving kindness is beneficial to humans now all he has to do is prove it. He heads the Institute for Unlimited Love, in Cleveland, Ohio. It funds research at some of the nation’s top universities (page 6). He says unlimited love is the measure of one’s worth, in this world and beyond. “In the end, you think that you’ve had a successful life because you’re greedy and selfish and prosperous, guess what? The real measure comes at your funeral.” Eva Starr For regular columnist Eva Starr, the cliché “Love yourself first then the rest of the world will fall in love with you,” rings true in her life and in her work. She says many of her clients come to her having lived their lives for other people, hoping to receive love in return. “Some people even use abuse or power to get people to love them, when in reality the answer is in the mirror.” Take Starr’s Love IQ, (page 16) and see where you put yourself in your own life. Norm Williams Love is generally misunderstood, but its the source of great power, says author and speaker Norm Williams (page 12). He says unconditional love of the self and others is the real measure of an individual. “To me Love means a limitless unfailing caring and understanding. This entails a genuine demonstration of kindness that does not discriminate or expects anything in return.” Sandra Taylor New York Times Bestselling author Sandra Taylor (page 8) thinks Love, the most fluid, powerful force in the Universe, exists in accordance with our own loving energy. “To attract the most positive romantic experience,” she says “make sure you live with an intention of love—for yourself, for others, and for your own life.” In her experience as a writer and counselor, this peaceful, happy state always projects the most magnetic vibration possible, attracting Love with ease. THE JOURNEY JANUARY • FEBRUARY 2008 PAGE FIVE The City of Dr. Steven Post heads the Institute for the Research on Unlimited Love. In the past 6 years the Institute and the research it funds have been featured in over 600 media outlets including the New York Times, 20/20 Unlimited Love and the Wall Street Journal. When Dr. Steven Post wondered his childhood home money their just deciding that they would contribute to this as bored little boy looking for something to do, his mother or that. So next to every charity there was a box and when encouraged him to go outside the house and do some- they have the Eureka! moment, of “Yes I’d like to donate to thing for other people. Throughout his career in medicine, the Alzheimer’s Association,” they check the box. When he’s carried this “kitchen table wisdom” with him, seeking they check the box a part of the brain gets active under to understand the science behind the warmth and good magnetic resonance imaging that’s very deep, very emo- feelings we experience when we demonstrate compassion tional, very old, ...part of the brain and it’s the part of the and love. After some prodding by the billionaire philan- brain that doles out feel good chemicals like dopamine and thropist Sir John Templeton, Post opened the Institute for serotonin. So we can understand the helper’s therapy prin- the Research on Unlimited Love in 2001.
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